Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02
LOCAL EOTE-
e.oN THuRsDAY's DAILY.

LOCAL E0T8- fRoN rHuRsDAY's DAILY.
 Ell. witheren. oi Coyote ranch. is tn town.
 Ac.r load of merchAndise came m on to-day's train.
 Services ss usual at the Marina St. church next Sunday.
 Silver is quoted at 9. cents, and lead ss SA.a5, in New York.
 The American Magazine fer Novem- her is ct hand, and is . capital number.
 Liens, aggregafing to nearly $25.Ooo. have been nled against the Mineral Belt railroad.
 A rodeo party will reach John Dick soa's, at Skull valley, about the 10th of November.
 The California mail is still one day behind. the train falling 10 connect to- day at Prescott Junction.
 Several citizens from the vicinity oi Flagstaf have recently taken up ia'i's and propose to settle in Pleasant "Aiiey- $. A. Howe, son of Mrs. N. J. h"we' formerly of this place, was seriously in. iured al El.inore, California, recently. John Lanion, whose range Is SIX miles south of Flagstaff. and koes h- Roxer-, Oak creek. have hied their stock brands for record.
 Col. Drum and Lieutenant Duncan while returning from Camp Verde, bag s~d q fine lot of birds, which they re- port very abundant along tine road
 A deed, from Chas. A. Randall. sd- m;n;.tr.ror of the estate of P. A. Beck er.. decessed, to James Q. Brien, Tor . ranch near Flagstaff, hAs been nlod Tor record
 A fine Percheron stallion, belonging eo Ackers 4 Walker, of the Mogoiior mountains, died few d~ys ago, oi no.umoniA. The aaim i WAS valued At c 0O0.
 The Yavapai Pharmacy. Beaumont Coxe, proprietor, has a new and Yer, neat s,sn in front Ot 1t noS- The c~;ntiny is from the master brush of 4. Emanuel.
 There w,ll be a cowboys dance at the residence of John MArr, at the uPp'r end of Agu. Fris, to-norrow n'sh'' which s nu her oi young people d Prescott will attend.
 The "herculeAn eff Drts" of Johnson's satorneys succeeded in saving his neeN' Governor Zulick telegraphing Last eve ming, from Phenix, that ne hal com muted his sentence to life imPrisoL- ment.
 A deed for q ranch. and bill of sale for stock, from Robert H"rnbeck and wife to James 0. Nein and Jesse Black have been Il d for record. The prop erty is situated near Flagstaff. and the price paid wasS3. 300.
 J.F. Long, writing from Elsinore. California, says. that Is the busiest town he has seen for years. The place is haxing two new churches, A new depot, an electric road and works now being built.
 FN Weston has sold one-hAh in- terest in the Yellow Jacketani Gray Horse mines to Ahab Bow sn for 4IOOo. The property is located few miles from Prescott, and Mir. Bowen will erect mill coon to work the ores.
 Thomas Kelley, whom our citizens will rember AS clerk of the cole com mission at the last session ot the Ar .on. legislature, was found dead. r. gently, .. his home in Mesa city. A vial of lauianum vas found near hun, and it is supposed he took an over dose, either by acciientor intentionally.
 Geo. E. Brown writes that hs VIII leave B Burlingsms. Kansas, on Saturday next, October s9ih. with three car load 100 he .d, of ch oice tn )roa ,hbrei -'ock' and expects to arrive here about Novem' Der Sd or 4th. He will offer .0 head o this stock for sale to Arizona stoek mowers. and the balance will be placed on his AguA Fria range.
 Poetm2sters say that more letters ar mailed in September than in any othe month m the year. September is ih' month when the husbands don the' winter coats and find m their insid packets the letter their wives gave then last winter to mail It is slro the mon'l when candid.t. begin to write letter 0 renew acqusintsnces with their aeA friends" m the country.